AMD Radeon HD 7500G - benchmark tests, specifications and information

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AMD Radeon HD 7500G is a graphics controller from the Terascale 3 architecture family, integrated into ULV (Ultra Low Voltage) A6 processors from AMD’s Trinity generation, and it was announced in mid Q2 of 2012.

HD 7500G has 256 shader cores, better known as Radeon cores. They support DirectX 11, Pixel Shader 5.0, OpenGL 4.1 and OpenCL 1.2. The controller does not have its own memory, so it shares the main system memory.

Base frequency for all Radeon cores is 327MHz and HD 7500G is equipped with the Turbo functionality. Depending on which processor the graphics controller is integrated in, core frequency can go up to 424MHz, resulting in better performance.

HD 7500G supports a maximum resolution of 2560×1600. Power consumption is lower when compared to NVIDIA and AMD’s discreet solutions, and there is also less heat, since the controller is part of the CPU package.